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Specialist Nurse - Inflammatory Bowel Disease

On-site in Manchester·Full-time·Added today (last checked 9 Nov)

Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust

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Our summary

Salary: £49,387 - £56,515 a year
About £3,260 - £3,610 a month after tax.
Work mode: On-site, Manchester
Contract: Permanent, full-time hours
Experience: 3+ years
Closing date: Apply by Monday 16 November

Skills

Requirements

What we're looking for

Relevant professional qualification RGN
Educated to degree level
Non-medical pre scribing qualification
Competent in use of IT packages such as Microsoft Word and PowerPoint
Good knowledge of clinical information systems e.g.electronic health records
3 years experience within inflammatory bowel disease nursing
Demonstrates special ist expertise under pinned by theory ac quired through CPD
Evidence of involve ment in the develop ment of protocols and clinical audit

You must have appropriate UK professional registration.

This post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 (Exceptions) Order 1975 (Amendment) (England and Wales) Order 2020 and it will be necessary for a submission for Disclosure to be made to the Disclosure and Barring Service.

Nice to have

Working towards Masters level
Hold the IBD Unit Salford University
Competent in databases and spread sheets

The role

The post holder will be joining an established IBD service based at Wythenshawe hospital, the largest in the UL caring for ~11,000 patients. The post holder will be responsible for providing clinical leadership for the IBD team, supporting service excellence for patient care. The post holder will inspire a culture of compassionate care for IBD patient’s for both day case and in- patients, as well as the provision of education. They will be accountable for the professional practice and development of IBD nursing and patient care.

The post holder will have expert specialist knowledge and provide clinical advice and support for patients with IBD

What you'll do

Operate autonomously at an advanced level of clinical practice providing research based, compassionate care and advice to all colleagues and managing a caseload effectively.
Co-ordinate follow up and surveillance of patients at high risk of colon cancer and also those patients at risk of developing osteoporosis following steroid therapy.
Provide training and supervision to patients receiving subcutaneous therapy and to provide appropriate follow up for these patients.

Assist the monitoring system for patients receiving immunosuppressant therapy, thus ensuring safe administration of these medications

About Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust

Industry: Health and social care

In their own words

About the company & team

Join Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust (MFT) and become part of a 30,000 plus strong team, delivering exceptional care to over 1 million people every year. As the largest provider of specialist services, and our Oxford Road Campus in Manchester, the largest health academic campus in Europe, we are forward-thinking, committed to clinical excellence and driven to deliver innovation, and continuous improvement.
Whether you’re beginning your career or taking the next step, MFT offers a stimulating and supportive environment where your contribution truly matters. Our Hive Electronic Patient Record system enables safer, smarter, and more efficient ways of working - empowering you to deliver the best possible outcomes for our patients.
You’ll be part of a collaborative, multi-disciplinary community, working alongside professionals from a wide range of clinical backgrounds. Together, we push boundaries, share knowledge, and deliver care that transforms lives.
At MFT, you’ll find a workplace where everyone is respected, supported, and encouraged to thrive. We offer clear clinical pathways for professional development, helping you grow your skills and achieve your ambitions.
Your journey at MFT is more than a job - it’s an opportunity to make a lasting impact. We’ll support you as you shape the future of healthcare, one patient at a time.